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Interesting Resources We Found for You
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1. Podcast: Crash or a Boom? A Special Two-Week Series [Click here]
There’s been a lot of noise in macro this past year — a soft landing, a hard landing, a coming AI economic boom? An all-star lineup of special guests shows what they see coming for the economy and financial markets.
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2. How Much Does It Take to be the Top 1% in Each U.S. State?: [Click here]
Data from personal finance advisory services company, SmartAsset, reveals the annual income threshold at which a household can be considered part of the top 1% in their state.
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3. How to use the 15% rule to maximize productivity (and not wear yourself out): [Click here]
Here are five ways you can take control and make more deliberate choices that can significantly boost your productivity and well-being.
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4. Ken Griffin, CEO of hedge fund Citadel: Take risks in your 20s: [Click here]
Griffin stressed the need to take risks when you're young; life events may not give you that opportunity again.
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5. Podcast: General Catalyst CEO Hemant Taneja on mission-driven investing, health assurance, and AI’s transformation advantage: [Click here]
General Catalyst CEO Hemant Taneja shares his insights on the venture capital landscape, society’s digital transformation, and the firm’s mission-based approach to investing.
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1. Thinking about THINKING: YouTube [Click here], Bilibili [Click here]
Video author: Chetana Lewis
Description: Nobel prize-winner, Daniel Kahneman; in his book "Thinking, Fast and Slow" discusses his findings and lessons learned from decades of research work done by him and his partner, Amos Tversky on how a normal person's brain functions when faced with decision making. In the book, he discusses various concepts and theories to support his discoveries.
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2. Stony Brook Student Personal Finance & Financial Literacy Survey 2022: YouTube [Click here], Bilibili [Click here]
Video author: Weilu Hou, Yongchen Huang
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Description: This video presents the results of the 2022 Stony Brook student survey of financial literacy and personal finance management. Financial literacy scores based on six questions are reported together with the survey response to a number of questions about debt, assets, and investments. We also compare Stony Brook’s average financial literacy scores to the national averages provided by FINRA.
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